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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
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SpSe Garfer sfotisen. .

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in Pittston ipobnbaft, beiudie AM Don
neritas Morsen 8eripanbie in Sub,
Narf unb pOnte hann su bemIelber
3pCde mad prpbibence ssbsn. 81
8ine entIans benz @eIeife Der .. 8. &
g9. 8abn unb ipollte nabe bem Gapuen
S6adt auf einen 9obIensus iprinsen.
Dabei slitt er aus uno fieI unter bic
gidber. ipelhe ibm elm 8ein abfubren,
ben SdenieI bes anceren 3erquetI6tsn
uno cine @9unbe am unterIeibe bei=
braaten. Der 0erunsIiidie Iiarb
Ra6mittass 3 llbr I'M SoIpitaI.
s9r Ser Spbe 9art MdunerdOr
ipiro am Samitas. ben 80. SuIi, in
WabIers Sarmonie @arten Elm Vic Sic
atbaIteE. gintritt % gents. Sir
CUTE Deuiit uno ousse,eidnsts 6. FIJI d..
unsen ipiro sefOrSt.
= 9urd einen 9obIenfaII bon Der
Dede in benz Briggs S6a4t ber giIen
eompanie iuurbe am Nlittnob Wloraen
Der 8ersmlnn SOnatban Darts erIdlas
gen. @r ipar 90 Sabre alt unb auf
Der @eftieite ipobnbaft.
3. Seim, 3sIOnits. MuT, f6risb
am 80. September 1878: ,,Sbre Or.
4uenit 86lis's Sumburser SamiIiens
Wlepislnen iOlIten in feinem Sauie
feblen. Sic Iinb uniibertrsfflid. Or
l9rieb am z. Ssbruar 1887: ,,Sbre |
DteoBinen baben nod bieIeIben g8irfs |
un9en tple Dor 80 Sabrsn."
Der an SadiOnitrabe iuubnsnSe
William IIpOro perIor am SamItaa
9ta9mittas in ben Stiff g9erfen brei
ginger Der re6tsn Sano, ipelhe ibm
cine 3irfeIidse abi&niit.
= Sum gensfis fur guucr's ganb
ipiro eieie 9Sobe i'm Nrcabian Ninf
elne Sefliatcit cher cine 9lrt 5air abs
8ebalten, sa iueIdsr umfaIIsnbs 8orbs.
reltun9en astrofen iporben Iinb. Die
genannte Organization braudt neue
unifOrmen unb MuiifaIien un6 iper ,u
oeren 9tnidaifuns bebdIfIib Iein mill
Ioute oil einem Der glbenbe oaS Self
beluben uno ipiro rei6Ii6 fir bas oes
EIn9e GintritisseIo entiGdeist iperbsn.
Die 5air f4Iiebt am SamItas.
IS. 8. pbiaips Bat Sas 6. Sug.
Oimmid Gisentbum in @reen Riboe
tir s8. 900 ansefauft uno es beibt. BAH
prOf. PbilIips bort iuObnen ipirO.
= Gie l7idbrise @dsabunbin Daarp
aaen bon Der Wefieite iparb am Sonn.
a9 glbeno biebif6 betrunien bon eem
5pe3ialpoIl;iiten ScanIon auSasaabeIt
!no bonn Wapor auf 80 Gaae in Sos
8sfdnsnib sei9idt.
: Die MiteIieSer Der SpSe Bari
sutI4en Yresbptsrianer @emeinSe limb
II elmer tpi8tisen 0eneraIperIammIuna
uf Sonneritas absnb, ben l6. Sunio.
in9eIaben.
= Wiarp slnn. Sas bieridbriee 9b6s
eTlein Der an Der glOro a6ien Strube
oobnenesn GbeIeuts Dillon, fisI am
Jlontag Wlorsen aus einem Senitsr bes
pslten Stodpsties auf einen Saufsn
oteine ano erIiit einen SddbeIbru6. Z
Oas Slno II IebenSsefdbrIit6 perIebt,
pare aber pbne 3weiIeI auf Der Steue
oot eebliebsn, ipenn ss ni6t elm Giiien 8
n Mrms 8sbabt bate, psl&ss bic
8u9t Ses 5aIIss mmSsrte.
-GnnOneirt i'm ,,@o5snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
S6pinSfu4t oebeilt.

einsm aItsn arsts, Der bon Der groris ,u.
rnd9ejogen ltbt, iuuf0e ourh einen oitin6ilheu
aRiifondr bic 9sfdre bung zines einfatsn
besstabiliiden eeilmittsls fir bic ihnsde uuo
oauernoe eeiluun bon qnHasnlhwiuoindt,
Bronditis, Gatarrh Ahbma nno allen Sals-
uao eAuesniranibeiteu ausaebduoiat. and
elm Wsittsl fur pofiiiDe. raoifaIs psiIHng Don
Rerpenihpade uno alien 9erbenfrdnfbeiien.
Rahosm Der 9oftor Die wuuoerbareH 6siI.
irafte In tanisnoen HdIIsH erprobi bate, eradj.
ieie CT ss fur isine pflidt 6as MihsI Isinen
leiotneen MitmeHihen befannt Sn MAIDEN
BON ottiem Woiib uHo @unlh astrieben ,or,
eslis er. SD jsnot oisies EeSspt .,on, fOitsn.
frei on VILE, Die es uiinihs--, IN hsntiRer emo,
niper oosr lran5ors. 1sr Sprade. init boiler
snDelluna @, perhsaune uno ots gsbrands.
esn-s AeFsHe HHe 9riefmaTte, bsaiebe Did
oni oiefe 9eihna un0 Id isnoe % iofort. ID
Y. Ropss. lac pcwtrs 9lod. ROdshsr. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
Oas Xbal abmdrtS.

Sablnrbille. Scranton @aa
uno 99aHer Gompanie bat Ii6 bereii
ertldrt, cine @aHerleituns bis tisrber
gu Iesen, tpenn ii9 eenus llnteri6reibsr
bier finoen, INN bas llnternebmen einis
sermaben Ipbneno su maGsu.-@in
Wiann giamens 8ieieder mare lebts
@ode burd einen Ieiatiinnissn Sd9er
9iamenS @barIeS Samion beinabe ees
I9OiIen tporben. 8ieieder ipar in ieis
mem 8lrten bei6dftist unb Samion
i6Ub no6 86eeIn uno cine bon ibm
otesfcuerte SuBel sins bura 9iefeder's
Soien.-DaS neue 2ilenSeeleb uno
8idter 9Ir6baIb's SnitruttiOnen an
bic @onltabler baben ipieoer eini8e
Wirtbe sum SdIieben ibrer 2OfaIs bers
anlabt. Nlonde erbpffen aud Elm gus
tes ReiuItat bon Der 8eitimmung. bab
@irtbe nidt mebr bergen Siirfen.-
3piiden scranton uno Olo Spree
treusen elf Sriden ben 2adaipanna
6lub.-SObn DIT bat fein Gisentbum
an Wtainltrube fir $1,000 an Worsan
Nilliams oertauft.-@aspar O6erborfer
beiudis roriee g9o9e uniere Stabt,
lpo er Dor 80 Sabren bns iebiee Bebers
giSentbum beiab,-9piiden bier unb
Der rOlben Bride iinb cine erobe Mn'
Sabl bon 2eutsn nit 6ubrpsrteu oamit
bei9dftiat, an Der einen Ssite bes
2udapanna ben @runS fpessufabren
uno an Der anberen auf1ubdufen, um
benz 6Iubbett cine anbers 9Iidtuns su
sebsn.
: Die glpoea SdIau6 @ompanis
su 9Isaiant Bailey bat burb ibre neus
Iide 6eitlihtsit einen 8einertras BON
sipa $1,000 ersieblt, eins sendssn6s
Summe, UNI SdIau9 unb anOere nDib.
ise Iusriitunsen anaai8affen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
8abne @puntn.

2nnesoaIe. Stephen Iorrcb bal
ild ben 0anf unlerer 9araer burd
elne noble S9enfuns eriporben, inbem
er Der Stabt 6as bdbfde 8dIb&eu
entlan8 6em 9adanoren, bon Der ssrpni
Strabe Bride bis Su ben gusIdufern
eeS Spberrp Grssi, gum @eIdenI
madte; oas 9runbItdd behe6t aus
msbreren sIfern un6 1T bauptiddIif
nit Sroben Aborubdummen bepfIan,t.
Der Stastratb mirb iofort 8erbeiIsr.
unssn bort pornebmsn unb pnrtanIaasr
MAIDEN.
= Die bieiiBe Ssutibs IutberiI%t
9emeinee 1T fduIcenfrsi unb bat nod
oaS bdbi4e Silmm4en bon $4,000 auI
bic Settle seIest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
Npn @etersbura.

= gm nd6fen UiOntas finOst bus
Bic Sic Der SonntaBsidule Der bieiisen
beutiden 9resbptsrianer Sirde itatt
unb es ipdre ernItlib su boffsn, bob an
eieiem Gage nidt nur bic @emeinbez
sliecer, ionbern bic 9eutiden iibers
baupt iid ;ublreid in @ublcrS Sarmos
ME 9arten einfinben. gs it fir quite
Dluiif, auSesseidnete GrfriI9unsen
unb itrifte Orbnuns beitens seioret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
@rc,pu's Bee S:ye.

9leue Scrrdtbe bon Damen unt
Sineer beufarbisen StrobbGten, Strous
Benfebern unb Bompons in allen Sar=
ben unb Aualitdten; bic srbbte Suss
iunbI bon Nlatroienbiiten fur Wdb6eu
uno &inber, bon Is GentS oufpdrts.
9as gieuete in Ndnners unb 8nas
bsnbiten, feberIeidt, ieif unb beIlfars
big, bon 81 aufipGrts. Serner, tpside
SSibbiite. bon so Gents aufpdrtS. Sn
Strobbiiten 1T unier 8prratb oOlItdn'
big in AuaIitdt, Saigon unb greis.
Sauptqunrtier fir Goffer unb Sanos
tai9en in 8roipn'8 Bee 9ioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16

11- See Cream, Spba 8aiIer uni
Dlilipautes Bier bel SObn 2obmann,
2l9'2adapunna 9Ipsnue. 2O.s
na- Q. @iabuufer, praItiI&er 9p.
titus, bat in benz SupeIier. unb rlbr.
maher8ef9aft bon De@pntarb & 8ep.
noles, 425 2adafpanna gbenue, Elm
ateIier er6ffust. Der einaiae 6rt in
eer Stabt. no 8riIIen benz SIuae pals
fenS seidIifsn perSsn. 90
@ gerIiner 8 eibbier in
Reter 3ie9ler's SoteI.
lg-9siislIt 6as ..@O$enbIoit.-
sntbalt aIls Ga&Si9ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
@eriAtGAes.

GonItabIe Sobn @e9aIs, bon Der ls
@aro, bat rsiisnirt unO &i4ter 9tr9'
baIO nobm bic 8eiisnatiOn an.
Die G5snIIisenen bon g. s. Mefett
BON Der ls. 93are, nnb bon y. s.
gaaaebsr bon Der IL. @are Hur6er
am Wlittpob bonn @sridt an Samei
aeap unb Patrid Barrett reipettipt
ti5eriGriebsn.
Sobn M. Sarris iuurSs an Montaf
mad bsltanbensr prafuns BON @sri6
ais Meppfat aufssnemmsu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
Don Der eabfeite.

Serr Tbsp. SOI&Is ipprbs am Sreis
tag Absho BON SdIass eetrbHen,
pabreho er baf9 bic Gsbar 9Ibenut
sine, unb IOa jest in sefobrlidem 9u.
Ranss saEnisesF lisssH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
9r. @enrl 0nlter

eal pal ecu eeufl9en aaifsr Die STette asmodjt
leIll osrllDmies Siitsrs in Der oenildjeH arnle,
snSnlIpren: VI 9araniirt oab 40 ale mSa.
.~en arantnelisll Reilt uno ueitet $1,000, oab
es Que abnliden 9iitrrs iberirifft.
aloeTeitst bon Senrp @aItsr i'm Broabuob
pofel. f0ll Seoar apenus, eerantou. aSo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
GsedieI, YalTase Sener ) eebens gerl. Geldaft

BON VIM. r. K1ese1,
Gtabfirt 1859. 5f3 eadapanna gssnus @erautpn 90
gBt@ftI au srSentH Sbit in befatn gssasu
S&fffsG&ttr auf SssbGku
@t tIb II sbelld- ppa- -grens
Mrt
NgeHtur her penn W al Qebfns- ihrunae
An- trau S6unH rembem
Sf ptrnng pH 2anin WOban nHb Daarn
mdiigen Raten
@H henns unb sanHns aau
alH In has S9rdtrtaG n[&IasT Bf&Gf tnaIiH
effep6ff bfora.
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2ptll, ,."...".....9 0l,-4 '.OV
gStnu Rir 6itIt Summe scu ntn gsgsnphr-
tissn 0olfsu i'm YttTas Son S12,633.74 abSis-
tiu, 70 tlribt fir eie StsasrSap.n sint 9rlpdr>
nib ppn SlS.793.75.
Sd iaas ni6t, hap Oi,isr plan prOitiitb aus
flbrbar 1T, absr CT eisbt uns cine 9efs mas
fir Gin frhipieIistr Gurus zine aTmsnbfbUrhs
ih"
Slaerbinss, psnn bic Steuersubler
etipas in Der Sabe Su iaSen bdtten. 10
piiroen bic ie5t hinslrenben Serren Grs
menbeb6rbsu tpabri4sinlid au Sauis
bIeiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
eSlaq= unD Gurblteinc

BON bic 5u f2 6ub ptrOsu Ron Osm Inter.
jsidneteu 10 biIIis uno Gut ae,isfert als Is
iIbsrbaupt bu beiommen Hno, Die eleine
weroen am 8ctiOrpbile. aunnel gelaoen uno
8efteuunaeu on9enommen uon
Sobn Rotbeuberger.
II 6m 4i9 Bird Strabe
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9stal,-............$ 63,633.74
atsGali9 Groutraiicnen une I'm
isrliiguns,n auBtrboIb,......... 100000

gntleiten fnt Silauj ppn......- 5 52,633.7i
aclisn Der llnisrbalinng pcu f65 Snlalsn
psr Wonat S26 So 9i0trlit stpt eies nibt
aass fir Spsiitu une altipfr earaut lrnenn
IS II tsr Ssirne, ttn ss bic SlmsrSaglsr foiist.
Gs ssbt irstntpr bin.
So babe ni6ts stiast scn tsn 9nisrsltn
auf unlsre aapiialanlagt, pflhe aufwarIs ppn
Is6siaalsnb DCllGrs btragsn; nrt babe ID
ttpas 6pn hsn Si2,93l 9rllgt bic penl Scr'
iabu In eu aaiTs iinp, ptIhs bic Durt-
lbniisfclfsn tsrtuttnc bSba MAIDEN pllTesn
tSslsgt nun ben 5al, mir riiTesu pfm Staais
,psi Deaars bic @pdi bsjabIsn, I'M eif att-
iia 9rtiianstn in OarrilIs Su nntsrbalitn,
une piiresn ptr fIufuurddllis anefrsn nab
rem g9ypmius Sauis In 9Sh grbtn 81 iebs
collars eis 99pbs 10 tpirps ris Rf9nuns
mic fclgt hebrn:
lciten ber YrIpilseung rcn aGt.
,is 9rriinntssn in 0ansiIIs. So
bic Wpdt.................. o,3sU,Uu
Soften etr Yuplssuns Scn fuuf-
unpa@isig paiitnitn i'm 94YOmtn5
Sans, $6 bic gHcbt............. 26,520OO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
ecrantUn @sarftsSeribt.

B0@sntIi4 iOrrieirt BON 8. 3. @iOmapsr
$50 Qadapnnnn Hnenne
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16

gSeftern Oreffeb Beef.
anbsr ben Juei garIaouEaen ,uosriht,,,s
bleil@, oas mir Rontaa anS 1onnsritao Sr.
palten. empfaneen mir idaIidj friIdb otid,loI.
ssies 6lell4 Oom eei6s, ftilde unS Raf.Gisr
gniisE' Sais uno ean6proouite iiberboupt
9'ir pabtn ferner eineu Worratb Der beif,n
1olo9na @urft frifhs unS asTnl,ene Sdni.
tern. HipPen. ebuds. @un6iiids eie. ilnisr,
Solo9ualuurft ibsrtrift ale anbere.
:. Dale & Go.
IL 10t Radaiuanna @5snue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1887-06-16
Bur slrmenbanss sGraee.

8etanntIi6 baben Scbn Sermpn uno
etwa sSei Dubeno 0runebeiiber li9
! bsitrsbt. ben RanipuIationen Der Nrs
| menoireltoren ipsssn bes proiettirten
9lnbaues an bas Srrenaipl auf bic
Spur su fommen, nm in Grfahrun8 au
brtneen, Oh bic Srriinnisen in OanpiIle
ober auf Der Mrmenfarm biliSer bers
pileat uno bebanoeIt perben fbnnen.
Die Serren 9lrmsnoireItoren ipsroen
bon benz 2i9ter bon 2u;erne County
ernannt uno bstrahten ibre Stsllung
baber ais cine autofratii9e-iie CLAUS
ben glaeinbertlder uno gliemanoen
Redenl9aft i6uIbiS gu fem; oaS ut
pcnigltenS 70 un9efdbr Der Snhalt Der
glntport, fpslde Sermpn uno ieine 9es
eIsiter erbieIten, uno spar fiiblte ii6
Serabe 9lrmenbireftor 9todipeu berufen.
cine foI9e Spra@e seeen refpettable
Steuersabler su fiibren,-ein Dlann,
be1en eissns @eiddftsidbrunB ni9t bic
serinslte @arantie eiebt, bab bic An8es
ieeenbeiten bes 9lrmenbiitrifteS in elmer
bernlnftisen unb seidaftsmdBi9en
g1eiIe beripaItet perben. 9SaS es
foItet, fiimmert bic Serren ipenis, benn
nit 9lusnabme bon Yusbe (Ser aud
eeaen ben neuen glnbau iIt) Sablt bic
Sanse @eIsaIdaft fuum mebr aIs cine
0erlonaliteuer. Dlit bem @elbe anbes
rer 9eute 1T ss Ieidt, fOitipicIiSe
8ra6tbauten su erri6ten uno ii9 ben
lInIdein zines bffentIihen McbItbdtsrs
au es6en. Sast man bod, oab bic
Serren iosar ibre S9ndpis auf Soften |
Der glrmenfnlie in iener 9eipiiien g!pos
tbelc nur besbaIb trinfen, um bic meois |
siniidsn GiSeni4aftsn res 8ranSies 3u |
ersrilnben.
Sermpn BAT Ben Ssrrsn fdOn bfters |
bic @abrbeit seinSt unb Siebt ibnen in
einem @inssIanht am lebteu Sonneritas |
pieeer eine Dolls, bic stpar bel ben
@enannten peiter feline 8IrfunS haben,
aber bod fir Die SteuersObIsr bon Sn'
tersiIe Iein fpiro. Gr iaet:
Die glrmrnttb6rst sraussabt ishfs Sabr
Iismlih ritl @rIp pen anentn esuisn. Sif
iclis nibt aufss6radt pfrpfu iittr bic Graes |
robin IS 9tbt. Das Armsneupliiat btr
Situtr fur has ssstnrsirtiss 3abr sitbt GIrune
Ium Nahetnftn. eabt mid siniss 3ablsn
infiibIen:
DupIifdt 59,633.I4
Dalu bic 9Oursiprcpufir."".... 3,QO0.OO
Bon bfSabIitn Sniatsh............ ~ OOO
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-03-02

have building erected in Chicago, costing
S250,0O0 to be used as a school for training
Christian workers, and that they propose to
extend the system TO other cities.
AT Bellefonte, Pa, gang of brcklayers
were engaged in lining stacks at Valentines
furnaces, when the scatfolding on which
they stood gave way, preciptating twelve
men to the bottom of the stack, a distance
of sixty-ive feet. Seven of them were killed.
Tom WORTH, who escaped from Oconto
jail in Illinois, has been recaptured He
got out by burning hole in the roof with
a red-hot poker He was two months in
making the hole, as he could work only a
few minutes each day when the attendant
was away after coal.
A FREIGHT-TRAIN came into Pittsburg with
a dying man on the pilot of the engine The
mystery was not explained for some time
The poor fellow was thrown there by a
train going in an opposite direction just as
the freight was passing, aud rode in that
perilous position for thirty-fve miles.
A wATER-HEATER in a chair-car on Wa
bash road train exploded last week Tuesday
blowing out windows aud doing other dam
age Most of the passengers got out with
out being scalded with water or steam. The
shock upset lamps and set fire to the wreck,
but the flames were quickly subdued.
THE bodies of five persons-a man, woman
and three children-were taken from cave
in the Badlands of Dakota by a miner The
bodies are simply dried up, are not petrifed
and are in remarkable state of preserva-
ton Scientific men say they belong to a
race which existed two thousand years ago
MAYOR HEWITT of New York has written
a letter to the young mems democratic club
of Brooklyn, in which he declares that I'M
less the democratic party at once absolutely
disowns and condemns all secret organiza-
tons which undertake to usurp the func-
tons of the law and destroy the free agency
of the citizen it will perish.
AT Topeka, Kansas, bill changing the
name of st. John county to Logan county
passed the house Thursday, after a heated
debate, in which Ex-Governor St. John,
after whom the county was first named,
was denounced by Speaker Smith and 9th
ers as a hypocrite. The bill has passed the
senate and received the governors sigma
ture.
EIGHT farmers teams, with eight hundred
bushels of oats Struggled from Canada,
were seized by the United States customs
officers near Champlain, n. Y, last week.
The Champlain farmers thought they had
discovered profitable business in oats
ten cents bushel, by paying twenty-eight
cents in Canada and selling at thrty-eight
cents in Champlan.
WILLIAM NJ. TwEED's daughter, Mrs.
Mary Amelia Maginnis, the wife of Arthur
Ambrose Maginnis, died recently in New
Orleans. She was married in the fall of
1868, while Tweed was at the zenith of his
power. The wedding was magnificent
one, its most notable feature being the ex-
traordinary presents received by the bridal
couple. Their total value reached nearly
G15O 000
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-03-02
d" Honor to Whom Honor is Duc.o

In the recent statement in this paper in
regard to the remarkable cure of Miss
Turner Of Berlin by DIR. Gage, an error oc-
Cured as to the length of time she had been
helpless. The fact remains, nevertheless,
that she was helpless at the time she com
menced DR.. Cages medicines, as the follow
ing extracts from her letters will show,
which we publish Uerbdtim et Hterdtim.
"Dr. o. G. Goge-Dedr Sir: 1t is about
seven years ago that got hurt and my back
has been very lame ever since, but / could
walk until July, 1884. In April, 1886, mother
went to see you and you sent me a course of
medicine. l commenced to gain at once and
when taking the second course, in October,
got so | could move my limbs.
continued to gain after taking the second
course of medicines, and while taking the
third course gained so rapidly that fourth
one wasn't necessary. | can now walk
without any difficulty. At one time |
walked a mile and have walked half of a
mile great many times. haven't words
to express my gratitude for what you have
done for me- Yours truly,
l.. OLA TURNER, Berlin, VT"
DIR. CAGES APPOINTMENTS.
Dr. Gage will be at the Windsor Hotel
Thursday, March 3, until noon; at the
White River Junction House the same day
from two until five o'clock: at the Pavilion
Hotel Montpelier, Friday, March 4; at
the Van Ness House, Burlington, Saturday,
March .: at No. 26, West Thirty-first street
New York, on Mondays.
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@eatbs.

In Kirby, Feb %. Lester G. Page, II.
In Swanton. Feb. q, Hotia w. Farrar.
In Fletcher, Feb. Is, William Reed, 49,
In Sheffield, Feb. 10, Samuel Berry. IS
In Westfeld, Feb. Is, Lillian White, Is.
In Rchford, Feb. 20, Albert Rounds, ST.
In Island Pond, Feb %, Levi Pinney, 6s.
In East Calais, Feb. 26, Ira Converse, 80
In Fairfield, Feb. 10, Albert Mitchell, 26.
In Holland, Feb. Is, Mrs Adde Ames, a.
In Springfield Feb. 20, George jenkins, 81.
In East Dover, Feb Is, Ephraim Moore, Il.
In Brattleboro, Feb 81, Mary r.. Dudan, 49,
In st. Johnsbury, Feb. Is, Ora Hurlbut, So.
In West Derby, Feb 10, DR. Lewis Patch, 10.
In Woodstock, Feb. II, Abraham Stearns, a.
In Burlington Feb. "a, Harriet n. Daniels 81.
In Lunenburgh, Feb 90, Alexander Miller, IS.
In North Troy, Feb. 30, Colonel o. y. Elkins, 40.
In Felchve, Feb. %, Mrs. Mary p. Kendall 80.
In Baltimore Vt, Feb. 20, Mrs. George Davis. sc.
In Burlington, Feb. %, Mrs Bertha E. Black
lock- %.
In Calais, Feb. "a, L. Diana Chase wife of Ira L.
White, 81.
In Washington, Feb 20, of heart disease, John
GuitOn, 40.
g.. In Johnson, Feb. s. Florence, wife of w H
Stearns, ~.
In wolcott, Feb %, Matte, daughter of orrn and
Carrie Putnam, %.
In Moretown. Feb. IS, Amelia Alexander, wife of
George S. Chapman, S.,
In Randolph. Feb. %, Miss Eunice Burnham,
formerly of Williamstown 81 years, months and q
days.
In Worcester, Feb. 25 of membranous Group, Edith
Inez, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AL
exander
of Calais, Vt. and only brother of Medad Wright OF
Montpelier. II. Massachusetts papers please copy
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Marriages.

In Swanton, Feb. %, w. t. Bean and Nellie Par
sons.
In Rutland, Feb. 10, Louis Fredette and Gertie c..
Wells.
In St. Johnsbury, Feb. %, L. H. Russell and Eta
Carroll.
In 81 Adams, Feb. "a. Albert II. Rublee and Helen
NJ. Miller
In st. Johnsbury, Feb. %, George d. Woods and
Mabel Smith
. In South Londonderry, Feb, 20. w. S. Holden and
Hattie Cummings.
In Swanton Feb. %, Edward L. Parsons and
Mayne p Sheridan.
In Middlebury Feb. 90 Daniel F. Austin of Corn
wall and Emma Oser.
In New York, Feb. %, Henry Hayward of Rutland
and Mrs Eliza Z. Hulls.
In Brandon, Feb. a, John c. Fisk and Alice r.
Jennings, both of Leicester.
In East Dover, Feb. 90, Louis A. Lamson of New
Haven, Ct, and Florence n. Harris
In Forestdale, Feb 22 Frank Lewis of Leicester
and Lizzie NJ. Rckert of Chttenden.
In South Woodbury., Feb "a, by Rev. F. b. Rock
wood. George w Daniels Of Woodbury. and Caroline
kidder of Marshfeld.
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vUIMOTHY REEDS ESTATE.

L STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District S.
In Probate Court, held Mt Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1857.
j. H. Hastings Executor of the last VIII and Tesla.
ment of Timothy Reed. late of Northfed in said
District deceased, presents his administration ac-
count for examination and allowance; and makes
application for decree of distribution and
partition of the estate of said deceased. Where
upon, 1t is ordered by said Court that said &C
count and said application be referred to session
thereof, TO be held at the Probate ONCE in
said Montpelier the oath day of March, A.
D. 1887, for hearing and decision thereon; And
it is further ordered, that notice hereof be given
to all persons interested by publication of the same
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Watch
man d State journal, a newspaper published at
Montpelier previous to said time appointed for hear
and show cause, il any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such decree
made. BY the Court-Attest,
1886 HIRAM CARLETON. Judge.
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Business Notitss.
RaywOrtb's Horse Powders

Work through the stomach, kidneys, bow
els, skin, purifying the blood, renovatng
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Food assmilates and the animal gets fat
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4, PHTNAN's ESTATE.

II
In Probate Court. held at Montpelier. in and fer
said District. on the LIST day of March, A. ID. 1851
j. NJ. Willard, Administrator of the estate of Hor
A. Putnam, late of East Montpelier, in said Dis
trct deceased makes application to said Court for
Situated In East Montpelier in said District to wit ;
The home farm, representing that the sale thereof
is necessary for the payment of the debts, and the
expenses of administration of the estate of said
deceased. WhereupOn, IL is ordered by said Court,
that said application be referred to session thereof
10 be held at the Probate Once in said Montpelier on
the 18th day of March, AID 1887 for hearing and decis
ion thereon and is further ordered that all persons
interested be notified hereof, by publication of no.
tice of said application and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Wdfchmdn a.
State Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier
and which circulates In the neghborhood of those
interested, before said time of hearing that they
may appear at said time and place, and II they
cause, object thereto. Ry the Court--Attest,
1896 HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.